CBS: Jazz From USSR Vinyl Set

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This is the 10th episode of the Coffee Break Sessions. We continue to discover some more rare grooves. So many gems from USSR. This episode I am playing some jazz records.
#vinylonly #ussrjazz
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Turntables I use:
Audio-Technica AT-LP120-USB Turntable - Silver

Mixer I use:
Traktor Z2

Camera I use:
Panasonic GH4R

[mypulse]

The thing I love about this channel is that it breaks American homogeny in music and propels people (me for sure) to learn about others musical culture more. Never before I'd bought a record without knowing precisely what I was buying. Now, especially after Japanese music videos I buy records from other countries randomly and let them surprise me once I'm home.

[markalejandrox]

Some where a European is getting a tan at a rooftop pool deck in Bangkok listening to a Japanese DJ playing Russian jazz and reading comments such as "can you make a Pakistanis mix."

[billevans]

00:11 Эстрадный Оркестр "Вечерний Арбат" - Навстречу ветру
03:29 Ленинградский Джаз Ансамбль Под Управлением А. Вапирова - Воспоминание
06:50 Дустар - Дождь идет
08:46 Джазовый ансамбль Игоря Бриля - И Настанет День
13:40 Инструментальный джаз-ансамбль п/у Генриха Зархa - Скоморохи
16:26 Инструментальный Ансамбль Под Управлением Бориса Тихонова - Танец
18:21 Донбасс-67 - Донецк-118
23:51 Джаз ансамбль Олега Куценко - Калейдоскоп, сюита
30:53 Ленинградский Ансамбль Джазовой Музыки Давида Голощекина - Это могло случиться с тобой
36:05 Ансамбль Леонида Гарина - Хороши вечера на Оби
39:33 Утверждение - Утверждение

[Chevylegend]

It would be cool if you did a session that focused on a musical genre and time period. Then you picked albums from across multiple countries, just to see side by side the cultural differences and impact on music. It would be like stepping into a time machine and traveling the world in one session.

[Har]

The sign «Мелодия» in central part of vinyls means Melody. It was one and only music label in The Soviet Union for a long time.

[rosehipp]

Soviet Jazz, I’m really ascending in musical world.

[collinnowak]

00:11 Variety Orchestra "Evening Arbat" - Towards the Wind
03:29 Leningrad Jazz Ensemble Under the direction of A. Vapirova - Recollection
06:50 Dustar - Snowdrop
08:46 Igor Bril Jazz Ensemble - And the Day Will Come
13:40 Instrumental jazz ensemble used by Heinrich Zarch - Buffoons
16:26
18:21 Donbass-67 - Donetsk-118
23:51 Jazz ensemble of Oleg Kutsenko - Kaleidoscope, Suite
30:53 Leningrad Jazz Music Ensemble of David Goloshchekin - It could happen to you
36:05 Ensemble Leonid Garin - Good evenings on the Ob
39:33 Statement - Statement


For those who don't read Cyrillic. Roughly translated from Alexey Andreychuk
's post with google translate.

[dougV]

I love it. Jazz is the universal language. No matter where it's played. Listeners can tap their feet and keep the beat. Russians have soul. спасиба

[anacher]

Omg, I’m russian but I’ve never listened these bands, thank you soooo much for such a great discovery ❤️❤️❤️

[fukutaichou]

Imagine being this guy's neighbor. I'd love to spend afternoons with a book and muted jazz music resonating from my walls.

[nikitaevgenievich]

Бесконечно можно смотреть на три вещи — огонь, воду и как ты ставишь пласты, бро 📀

[drumsforever]

Sometimes the algorithm hits you just right

[citypopcorner]

Absolutely fantastic, so many gems I learn about through you and end up buying! My record collection now comprises of Turkish, Russian & Japanese music. Wouldn't have it any other way!

[DeborahLArmstrong]

The USSR had some outstanding jazz! Sadly almost unheard of in the US.

[wumologia]

I know nothing about Russian jazz. Thanks to you, I feel as if submerged in an unknown ocean. Boundless beauty. Thank you.

[lancista]

40:15 Anyone else hear Nujabes - "Counting Stars"?

[McSalty]

The USSR has produced incredible musicians and music!

[THEVLGPOD]

Rejjie Snow samples Утверждение - Утверждение starting at 39:33 in 'USSR'. Fantastic to hear the original.

[andrewcoffer]

One of the best sets I've ever heard, thank you. I've listened to it many times over the past year alone.

[akulu]

What a beautiful birthday gift you give to me :) I was wondering about a new USSR vinyl set and you made it ! Thanks you so much <3